Building Methods

In the ever-evolving landscape of construction project management, a new study is challenging the status quo and offering a fresh perspective on economic management. Jose Javier Gil-Sebastián, a researcher from the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquite

In the heart of Spain’s Burgos province, an ambitious project is breathing new life into a historic abbey, demonstrating how heritage preservation and sustainability can go hand in hand. The old Abbey of Salas de Bureba, nestled in the Caderechas Val

In the world of hydraulic engineering, the choice of probability distribution functions can mean the difference between a robust design and a costly miscalculation. A recent study published in *Anales de Edificación* (Annals of Construction) by Raúl

In a groundbreaking study published in *Anales de Edificación* (Annals of Construction), researchers have explored the manufacturing process and performance of transparent wood, offering a promising alternative to traditional glass in various applica

In the heart of China’s Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, a silent crisis is unfolding beneath the surface, one that could have profound implications for the energy sector and beyond. The Zoige Plateau, a vast and ecologically sensitive region, is experiencing

In the arid landscapes of Khuzestan Province, Iran, a pressing water scarcity crisis is unfolding, despite the region’s seemingly abundant water resources. As surface water supplies dwindle, a new study published in the *Journal of Groundwater Scienc

In the heart of Egypt, researchers are tackling a global challenge that hits close to home: saltwater intrusion (SI) into coastal aquifers. Led by Asaad M. Armanuos of Tanta University’s Irrigation and Hydraulics Engineering Department, a groundbreak

In the world of groundwater remediation, a new study is challenging conventional wisdom and potentially saving energy sector stakeholders millions in cleanup costs. The research, led by Ming Guo of the School of Resources and Environmental Engineerin

In the heart of China’s Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, a critical water conservation zone is facing ecological challenges that could have significant implications for the energy sector. A recent study, led by Jing-tao Shi of the Langfang Natural Resou

In the sprawling landscapes of the Tibetan Plateau, a critical study has emerged that could reshape how we view and utilize groundwater resources, particularly in the context of geothermal energy. Led by Zhao-xuan Niu from the Center for Hydrogeology